does the dolphins get anything out of this??? if i am the coach or the owner, i wouldn't agree to do this.
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10-28-07 01:25 PM #1
why would the dolphins play a home game in london
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10-28-07 01:36 PM #2
They could play in an aquarium and wouldn't gain a home field advantage edge.
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10-28-07 01:36 PM #3
They get to show the rest of the world how sh1tty they really are.
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10-28-07 01:37 PM #4
The Fish earned more revenue from this game being played in London than they would have in Miami Pico.
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10-28-07 01:48 PM #5
dan, i am not familiar with the nfl revuenue scheme. so the home team gets all the ticket sales? they don't have to split it with the giants?
Originally Posted by bigboydan
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10-28-07 01:54 PM #6
I believe under the nfl system the gate is split 60 40 with the visiting team. I know any money from corporate boxes, concessions etc is something that goes straight to the stadium owner (team). Every team equally splits the TV contract.
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10-28-07 01:55 PM #7
to sum it up in one word it's all about MONEY
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10-28-07 01:57 PM #8
i heard colts and patriots were thinking about playing a game in china in 2008.
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10-28-07 02:20 PM #9
Buffalo Bills want to play a preseason and regualr season game is canada next year
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